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#' Combines rare_corrplot and rare_stacked into a single figure.
#'
#' @inherit rare_corrplot
#' @inherit documentation_default
#'
#' @family rarefaction
#' @family visualization
#'
#' @export
#' @examples
#' library(rbiom)
#'
#' rare_multiplot(hmp50, stat.by = "Body Site")
#'
rare_multiplot <- function (
biom, adiv = "Shannon", layers = "tc", rline = TRUE,
stat.by = NULL, facet.by = NULL, colors = TRUE, shapes = TRUE,
test = "none", fit = "log", at = NULL, level = 0.95, p.adj = "fdr",
transform = "none", alt = "!=", mu = 0, caption = TRUE, check = FALSE, ... ) {
#________________________________________________________
# Build the two subplots, then arrange them together.
#________________________________________________________
corrplot <- rare_corrplot(
biom = biom,
adiv = adiv,
layers = layers,
rline = rline,
stat.by = stat.by,
facet.by = facet.by,
colors = colors,
shapes = shapes,
test = test,
fit = fit,
at = at,
level = level,
p.adj = p.adj,
transform = transform,
alt = alt,
mu = mu,
caption = caption,
check = check,
... )
stacked <- rare_stacked(
biom = biom,
rline = rline )
plots <- list(corrplot = corrplot, stacked = stacked)
p <- patchwork::wrap_plots(plots, ncol = 1) %>%
add_class('rbiom_plot')
attr(p, 'stats') <- attr(corrplot, 'stats', exact = TRUE)
attr(p, 'data') <- lapply(plots, attr, which = 'data', exact = TRUE)
attr(p, 'code') <- paste(collapse = "\n\n", local({
cmds <- sapply(seq_along(plots), function (i) {
sub(
x = attr(plots[[i]], 'code'),
pattern = "ggplot(data",
replacement = sprintf("p%i <- ggplot(data[[%s]]", i, single_quote(names(plots)[[i]])),
fixed = TRUE )
})
c(cmds, sprintf("patchwork::wrap_plots(%s, ncol = 1)", paste0(collapse = ", ", "p", seq_along(plots))))
})) %>% add_class('rbiom_code')
attr(p, 'cmd') <- current_cmd('rare_multiplot')
return (p)
}
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